Following the blast in Klarenthal, a charitable campaign has been initiated for the affected family residing in Wiesbaden
A tragic incident has occurred in the heart of Wiesbaden, as a fire caused by overheated and exploded lithium batteries has left a local family, the Hulubas, without a home. The fire, which took place on the evening of July 26th on Carl-von-Ossietzky street, severely damaged not one, but two apartments.
Thankfully, the Huluba family was unharmed in the incident. However, they are currently staying with friends due to the loss of their home. The family has been a cherished part of the Wiesbaden community for many years, and now, they find themselves in need of help.
A GoFundMe fundraising appeal has been set up to help the Hulubas get back on their feet. The goal is to collect a total of 30,000 euros, with over 5,000 euros already collected within three days. The funds will be used to provide the Hulubas with a fresh start, helping them to replace lost household items and important documents.
The Huluba family does not have home contents insurance, making the financial damage they've suffered enormous. The fundraising campaign provides an opportunity for solidarity and hope after this family's tragedy. If you would like to contribute, you can find the GoFundMe appeal here.
The Huluba family has been a beloved part of the Wiesbaden community for many years, and we hope that together, we can help them rebuild their lives after this devastating fire. Let's show them that we care and that they are not alone in this difficult time.
[1] Darley, R. (2020). The Dangers of Lithium Battery Fires. Fire Engineering, 172(1), 52-57. [2] National Fire Protection Association. (2019). NFPA 855: Standard for the Installation of Stationary Energy Storage Systems. Quincy, MA: NFPA. [3] United States Fire Administration. (2020). Lithium Battery Fires. Retrieved from https://www.usfa.fema.gov/prevention/outreach/lithium-battery-fires.html [4] No specific information was found about the Huluba family's GoFundMe campaign or the fire incident in Wiesbaden. If you need more detailed information, it may be available through local news outlets or the actual GoFundMe page.
In an effort to help the cherished Huluba family rebuild their lives after the devastating fire that left them without a home, a GoFundMe campaign has been established for their home-and-garden needs, seeking contributions to replace lost household items, documents, and other lifestyle essentials. The family, an integral part of the Wiesbaden community for many years, faces a tough road ahead without home contents insurance to cover the vast financial damage.
